Research shows that when students read over the summer, they come back to school better prepared for the challenges of a new school year. In fact, reading just five books during summer break can altogether prevent the “summer slide,” - a regression of reading ability that can occur over the summer months. The US Department of Education offers the following tips to help students maintain healthy reading lives over the summer:
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Students at participating sites received a personal invitation that included the dates and times of when their school’s library will be open. However, ANY NHCS student is allowed to participate in any program and checkout/return materials at any of the other participating locations. NO registration is required. Simply check out the calendar to find out what sites are open and make plans to attend! In addition to checking out reading materials, each location will host a variety of programs that include:
Please visit the NHCS Summer Reading Program website for a complete schedule and calendar of events. We look forward to seeing you there! *This post was featured on the blog of NHCS Superintendent Dr, Tim Markley* This summer library program is also referenced in my very first podcast! Parts of this podcast were recorded at the elementary Battle of the Books competition, where many students indicated that they began working towards that day in May back in the summer before the school year began. Reading in the summer matters!
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